Opening new organizational communication loops: Sarah Magill at TEDxCoMo

Are you getting unhelpful feedback at work? Are you stuck on a creative project? Have you been perplexed by a relationship that has you talking (or not talking) in circles? Well, friends, here's the good news: You can change the broken feedback loops in your life. Sarah will share four proven ways to fix less-than-great feedback loops in your work, creative and personal life.
About Sarah:
Sarah Magill can be described as a lapsed farm girl, Mizzou Tiger, former McDavid-Hall-ian, J-school grad, greeting card writer, occasional slow ultra-runner, forever Iowan, former Kansan, one-time New Mexican, now a Missourian, once-in-a-while children's book author, Senior Writer at Hallmark Cards, Inc., short-film writer/director, jazz jam enthusiast, obsessive movie note-taker, book-club arguer, constant singer, proud golden retriever owner, and...now...first-time TEDx speaker.
TEDxCoMo, held April 6, 2013 at the historic Missouri Theatre in Columbia, Missouri, was produced by Keith Politte and Cale Sears. Event website: TEDxCoMo.org

[@johnborland307]

Fellow Mizzou journalism grad here. I assigned this to my communications class and I think it was really worthwhile. Great job!

[@AbreTuMente]

Thanks for sharing this very useful information!

[@tengds]

Great video! You make it very easy to follow. Communication is very important and it brings everyone forward. It's critical to get the right message to the right people. But it sounds easier than it really is. Communication is also more than what is being said. Pretty often it is also what is NOT being said.

[@winddancer5678]

Nicely done! Thanks!

[@kczmonkey03]

Wonderful! I found this to be very helpful. :)